Emergency Evacuation Drills and Procedures Flashcards
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When must a school bus driver conduct emergency evacuation drills with students in California?
Answer: At least twice per school year
California law requires school bus drivers to conduct emergency evacuation drills with students at least twice per school year.
Which exit must always be demonstrated during a school bus emergency evacuation drill?
Answer: All emergency exits including rear door, roof hatches, and side windows
All emergency exits must be demonstrated so students know every available escape route.
What is the safe distance students should move away from the bus after evacuating in an emergency?
Answer: 50 feet or more
Students should move at least 50 feet away from the bus to avoid hazards such as traffic, fire, or fuel leaks.
In a school bus evacuation, which students should exit the bus LAST?
Answer: Students with disabilities who require assistance
Students with disabilities who need physical assistance are evacuated last so that able-bodied students can clear the aisles first, making space for assisted evacuation.
What signal does a school bus driver give to initiate an emergency evacuation?
Answer: Three short blasts of the horn
Three short blasts of the horn is the standard signal used to initiate an emergency evacuation of a school bus.
After an emergency evacuation, what is the driver's primary responsibility regarding students?
Answer: Account for all students and keep them away from traffic
The driver must account for all students and ensure they remain in a safe location away from traffic hazards.